(Cosmetic Science and Technology Series) PeterElsner and Howard L. Maibach
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Number Of Pages: 369
Publication Date: 2000-06-15
This text defines what constitutes cosmeceuticals and discusses various classes of products, from anti-ageing skin care and repair, anti-acne, and hair-growth compounds to agents for treating skin infections, rashes and irritations. It includes a chapter by Dr Albert Kligman, Emeritus Professor of Dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, who coined the term cosmeceuticals.
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Table of sContributors. Preface. Foreword. Part 1: Historical Background. 1. W.A. Poucher’s Influence on the Early 20th Century Cosmetic Industry; H. Butler. 2. Cosmetics through the Ages; H. Butler. Part 2: Cosmetics For Everyday Use. 3. Antiperspirants and Deodorants; P. Klepak, J. Walkey. 4. Bath and Shower Products; A.L.L. Hunting. 5. Colouring Materials Used in Decorative Cosmetics and Colour Matching; P. Riley. 6. Decorative Cosmetics; P. Riley. 7. Dental Hygiene; S. Mason, S. Hodgetts. 8. Hair Treatments; F.J. Mottram, C.E. Lees. 9. Hair Shampoos; F.J. Mottram, C.E. Lees. 10. Haircolourants; B.P. Murphy. 11. Manicure Preparations; M.L. Schlossman. 12. Men’s Toiletries; P. Paniccia. 13. Pressurized Dispensers; J. McAllister. 14. Skin Preparations; G. Abamba. 15. Soap; M.J. Willcox. 16. Sun Damage and Sunscreen Preparations; M. Brown, N. Fardell. Part 3: Stability and Safety. 17. Analytical Methods; K. Spears. 18. Efficacy Testing of Cosmetics and Toiletries; M. Roberts. 19. Emulsion Theory; J.L. Knowlton. 20. Legislation and Safety Regulations for Cosmetics in the United States, the European Union and Japan; P.D. Wilkes. 21. Microbiological Control of Cosmetics; H. Butler. 22. Safety; J.D. Middleton. 23. Stability; J.S. Cannell. Part 4: Perfumes: Their Manufacture in Products and Psychology in Use. 24. Perfume and the Manufacture of Consumer Products; N.J. Van Abbé. 25.
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